The Effects of Animal or Plant-Based Diets on Energy Partitioning in Selected Ontogenetic Stages of the Shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei

juveniles at low dietary protein under laboratory conditions showed a feasible way at least in terms of weightgain (0.60 versus 0.47g live weight for PL52 raised on animal and plant diets respectively). L.vannamei is apromising species from this point of view to examine ontogenetic variations of its...

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Main Authors: Cuzon, Gérard, Brito, Abelardo, Jiménez-Yan, Luis, Brito, Roberto, Tomás, García, Taboada, Gabriel, Gaxiola, Gabriela
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Published: Facultad de Ciencias Biologicas 2019
Online Access:https://nutricionacuicola.uanl.mx/index.php/acu/article/view/188
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author Cuzon, Gérard
Brito, Abelardo
Jiménez-Yan, Luis
Brito, Roberto
Tomás, García
Taboada, Gabriel
Gaxiola, Gabriela
author_facet Cuzon, Gérard
Brito, Abelardo
Jiménez-Yan, Luis
Brito, Roberto
Tomás, García
Taboada, Gabriel
Gaxiola, Gabriela
author_sort Cuzon, Gérard
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description juveniles at low dietary protein under laboratory conditions showed a feasible way at least in terms of weightgain (0.60 versus 0.47g live weight for PL52 raised on animal and plant diets respectively). L.vannamei is apromising species from this point of view to examine ontogenetic variations of its performance whetherreceiving animal or plant-based diets. Also, it is interesting to follow the performances of juveniles on amonotonous dietary treatment or with a drastic change between plant base (2.5g weight gain) and animal basediets (3.1g weight gain). It is the purpose of this work because data are presented at larval and postlarval stages.Performances can be produced in terms of recovered energy for larvae (5.2 J/larvae/day), and it helps to proposethe range of variation larvae exhibited while fed both dietary treatments and measure in particular digestibleenergy intake (1.1J/larvae/day at Zoea I), feces production on a basis of 82% digestible energy, ammoniaexcretion (0.02 J/larvae/day) and respiration (0.48J/larvae/day). Postlarvae required between 1 and 3J/Pl’s /daythat is in agreement with findings on other peneid species. Final assessment is made on a possible improvementin terms of energy expenditure in the two situations (PA and PV) and for the main periods of the life cycle(larvae, Pl’s, juveniles and pre-breeders). Energy demand is increasing with development stages and values willbe used to explore a model of feed distribution which should be adequate to maintain animals in optimumgrowth with a minimum wastage and a maximum water quality. Moreover, it is of importance through theenergy expenditure in both cases (PA and PV) to see up to which extent animals are going to sustain on all plantdiets while keeping performances (recovered energy in a range of 10-20% for juveniles) to get enough growthrate with a minimum of animal marine protein utilisation as a main source for this species.
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spelling nutrucionacuicola-article-1882019-11-04T23:50:31Z The Effects of Animal or Plant-Based Diets on Energy Partitioning in Selected Ontogenetic Stages of the Shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei The Effects of Animal or Plant-Based Diets on Energy Partitioning in Selected Ontogenetic Stages of the Shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei Cuzon, Gérard Brito, Abelardo Jiménez-Yan, Luis Brito, Roberto Tomás, García Taboada, Gabriel Gaxiola, Gabriela L.vannamei is considered as an omnivorous species with a trend to be herbivorous. Some attempts to raisejuveniles at low dietary protein under laboratory conditions showed a feasible way at least in terms of weightgain (0.60 versus 0.47g live weight for PL52 raised on animal and plant diets respectively). L.vannamei is apromising species from this point of view to examine ontogenetic variations of its performance whetherreceiving animal or plant-based diets. Also, it is interesting to follow the performances of juveniles on amonotonous dietary treatment or with a drastic change between plant base (2.5g weight gain) and animal basediets (3.1g weight gain). It is the purpose of this work because data are presented at larval and postlarval stages.Performances can be produced in terms of recovered energy for larvae (5.2 J/larvae/day), and it helps to proposethe range of variation larvae exhibited while fed both dietary treatments and measure in particular digestibleenergy intake (1.1J/larvae/day at Zoea I), feces production on a basis of 82% digestible energy, ammoniaexcretion (0.02 J/larvae/day) and respiration (0.48J/larvae/day). Postlarvae required between 1 and 3J/Pl’s /daythat is in agreement with findings on other peneid species. Final assessment is made on a possible improvementin terms of energy expenditure in the two situations (PA and PV) and for the main periods of the life cycle(larvae, Pl’s, juveniles and pre-breeders). Energy demand is increasing with development stages and values willbe used to explore a model of feed distribution which should be adequate to maintain animals in optimumgrowth with a minimum wastage and a maximum water quality. Moreover, it is of importance through theenergy expenditure in both cases (PA and PV) to see up to which extent animals are going to sustain on all plantdiets while keeping performances (recovered energy in a range of 10-20% for juveniles) to get enough growthrate with a minimum of animal marine protein utilisation as a main source for this species. juveniles at low dietary protein under laboratory conditions showed a feasible way at least in terms of weightgain (0.60 versus 0.47g live weight for PL52 raised on animal and plant diets respectively). L.vannamei is apromising species from this point of view to examine ontogenetic variations of its performance whetherreceiving animal or plant-based diets. Also, it is interesting to follow the performances of juveniles on amonotonous dietary treatment or with a drastic change between plant base (2.5g weight gain) and animal basediets (3.1g weight gain). It is the purpose of this work because data are presented at larval and postlarval stages.Performances can be produced in terms of recovered energy for larvae (5.2 J/larvae/day), and it helps to proposethe range of variation larvae exhibited while fed both dietary treatments and measure in particular digestibleenergy intake (1.1J/larvae/day at Zoea I), feces production on a basis of 82% digestible energy, ammoniaexcretion (0.02 J/larvae/day) and respiration (0.48J/larvae/day). Postlarvae required between 1 and 3J/Pl’s /daythat is in agreement with findings on other peneid species. Final assessment is made on a possible improvementin terms of energy expenditure in the two situations (PA and PV) and for the main periods of the life cycle(larvae, Pl’s, juveniles and pre-breeders). Energy demand is increasing with development stages and values willbe used to explore a model of feed distribution which should be adequate to maintain animals in optimumgrowth with a minimum wastage and a maximum water quality. Moreover, it is of importance through theenergy expenditure in both cases (PA and PV) to see up to which extent animals are going to sustain on all plantdiets while keeping performances (recovered energy in a range of 10-20% for juveniles) to get enough growthrate with a minimum of animal marine protein utilisation as a main source for this species. Facultad de Ciencias Biologicas 2019-11-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo revisado por pares application/pdf https://nutricionacuicola.uanl.mx/index.php/acu/article/view/188 Avances en Nutrición Acuicola; 2004: Memorias del Septimo Simposium Internacional de Nutrición Acuícola eng https://nutricionacuicola.uanl.mx/index.php/acu/article/view/188/187 Derechos de autor 2019 Gérard Cuzon, Abelardo Brito, Luis Jiménez-Yan, Roberto Brito, García Tomás, Gabriel Taboada, Gabriela Gaxiola
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Taboada, Gabriel
Gaxiola, Gabriela
The Effects of Animal or Plant-Based Diets on Energy Partitioning in Selected Ontogenetic Stages of the Shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei
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title_full The Effects of Animal or Plant-Based Diets on Energy Partitioning in Selected Ontogenetic Stages of the Shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei
title_fullStr The Effects of Animal or Plant-Based Diets on Energy Partitioning in Selected Ontogenetic Stages of the Shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei
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title_short The Effects of Animal or Plant-Based Diets on Energy Partitioning in Selected Ontogenetic Stages of the Shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei
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